• by Wayne Friedman , June 3, 2013

TV's lazy summer season has arrived -- but not for those who use social media in connection with their favorite TV shows.

The next-to-last episode of the seasonfor HBO's "Game of Thrones" on Sunday night was helped out with the most social media activity, according to Trendrr.TV on Monday -- some 396,600 posts, grabbing a 25% share of all cable TV-related activity. Nielsen says the show had been averaging 4.4 million to 5.5 million viewers for its last eight episodes of season three.

Right behind this was NBC's "Women’s Concert for Change: Live from London," pulling in some 329,300 -- a 47 share among all broadcast shows. Nielsen says the concert pulled in nearly 3 million total TV viewers for its two-hour show on Sunday night.

Trendrr.TV tracks all major networks and shows in real-time. Total activity is determined by Twitter, Facebook, GetGlue and Viggle activity.

After this came two E! shows -- "The Wanted Life" with 250,000 and "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" at 172,000. "Life" grabbed 600,000 average total TV viewers, while "Kardashians" pulled in 3 million TV viewers, according to Nielsen. These two shows were followed by ESPN2's soccer match -- "U.S. vs. Germany" -- which pulled in 135,300 social media messages.

Looking at just one social media area -- GetGlue -- the best broadcast network scripted show of the week was NBC's "Hannibal," which saw 40,800 May 27 through June 2. Recently, NBC gave the go-ahead for a second season of the drama. Its most recent TV viewership showed a Nielsen 1 rating/3 share among 18-49 viewers and 2.4 million average total TV viewers.

The best cable scripted show — and best TV-scripted show for GetGlue -- was "Thrones" at 104,800.